dana gould will join us.man on this network, not including the women on "the bachelor." her show is called "revenge." watch it wednesday nights at 10:00 here on abc. please welcome, madeleine stowe. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm well. >> jimmy: you look great. i know you were also, like will, at the golden globes show. >> we were at the same table. >> jimmy: you were? >> he has the most charming wife i've ever met. >> jimmy: he does have a charming wife. >> i was afraid of her at first. >> jimmy: how come? >> she is so daunting-looking. >> jimmy: you think amy poehler is daunting-looking? >> yes. she intimidated the hell out of me. >> jimmy: that's interesting. you probably get that a lot from people because of your tv show. >> as of late, yeah. >> jimmy: as of late. is it fun being bad -- the bad person on the show? >> it's delicious. all this evil, horrible stuff that roils around inside me, gets to be put in a certain framework. and it's good. >> jimmy: do people fear

it is my great pleasure and honor to introduce corrina gould. she is a leader and co-founder of the indian people organizing for change and peace walk, and title 7 coordinator at the native american child resource center. she was born and raised in oakland, california. the mother of three children. she currently works as the title seven court nader. -- coordinator. she is assisting and directing an after-school program that includes wraparound services for native students in oakland. she is also the co-founder and a lead organizer for indian people organizing for change, a small native-run organization that works on indigenous people issues, as well as sponsoring an annual peace walk to bring about education and awareness of the desecration of the sacred sites in the greater bay area. in april of this year, corrina, wounded knee decampo, and others, put out a call to warriors to put out a vigil and occupation of vallejo, calif., a secret 15-acre site. the occupation lasted for 109 days and resulted in a cultural easement between the city of vall

we'll be joined by will arnett, from "revenge," madeleine stowe, and the remarkably humorous dana goulds. later this week, terrence howard, tom arnold, keke palmer, the young star from "extremely loud and incredibly close," thomas horn. and music from safetysuit and filter. guillermo, you can fiddle with that all you want. it's not going to change. >> i ate before i came. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. what did you eat? a bowling ball? [ laughter ] >> meatloaf. >> jimmy: what? >> meatloaf. >> jimmy: a meatloaf? or a piece of meatloaf? >> a piece of meatloaf. >> jimmy: how big was the piece? >> like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that might be the problem right there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. keep looking at it. it will probably go down. [ laughter ] all right. our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning actress who dumped us here at abc news for the shimmer of the silver screen. her latest movie, "one for the money," opens in theaters january 27th. please say hello to katherine heigl. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> so embarrassed. >> jimmy: why? >> because i had a rea

next week, we'll be joined by, among others, katherine heigl, tom arnold, terrence howard, dana gouldnd we'll have music from grouplove and filter. our first guest is a two-time oscar winner, who might very well be the best actor ever. you know her from dozens of great performances. her latest, for which she will most definitely win an oscar, is called "the iron lady." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please say hello to meryl streep. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: what are you doing here? you -- now that you're here, i should tell you, i may have lied to the make-a-wish foundation. and i'm fine. but it was a trick to get you here. and i'm glad it worked. are you tired of people telling you how great you are? do you ever get bored of that? >> not really. >> jimmy: not really. well, good. [ laughter ] because have you ever thought of switching up and dominating another industry? like you could be the greatest plumber of all-times. >> i kind of am the greatest plumber. >> jimmy: are you really? >> at my house. >> ji

. >> yes, it's this young woman named ellie goulding. she sounds great. the u.k. >> jimmy: hello? i was second in line for that. >> you were, right? [ laughter ] you were going to do the chicken dance? >> jimmy: i was, yeah. bring back the chicken dance. that's it. >> i don't think it ever went away. >> jimmy: i only do that and i do the ymca. that's the only dance moves i do. the only ones i know. i know you gotta get back up to "snl," but i want to know if you have time for a little game? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, we'll play "password" when we come back. tina fey! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's i

. >> yes, it's this young woman named ellie goulding. she sounds great.in the u.k. >> jimmy: hello? i was second in line for that. >> you were, right? [ laughter ] you were going to do the chicken dance? >> jimmy: i was, yeah. bring back the chicken dance. that's it. >> i don't think it ever went away. >> jimmy: i only do that and i do the ymca. that's the only dance moves i do. the only ones i know. i know you gotta get back up to "snl," but i want to know if you have time for a little game? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, we'll play "password" when we come back. tina fey! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] we are taking ultra downy with silktouch to the streets. which shirt feels more expensive? oooh, ooh la la. 'm feeling their muscles. yup, yup. that one. that one's softer. [ female announcer ] actually, it's the same t-shirt. really? [ female announcer ] but this one was washed in downy. that's why it was softer. it has a real soft velvety feel. let me try again. ♪ divine. why s

>>> shooting for the star or the moon, gould newt gingrich's moon colony comments help him in the sunshine state? we have all of that to talk about this morning. hi. great to have you with me today. i'm thomas roberts. much to talk about with the candidates, campaign trail and the president in a full-fledged campaign mode now. president obama finding the political wins are shifting as he pushes his sta ees his staten economic message. two-day tour. there are signs that his americans feel the economy improving they are giving the president the credit. new nbc news/wall street poll shows americans believe the president is doing a better job with the economy. that's up six points right there. his approval rating is above water for the first time since june with 48% approving of the job that he is doing. that is up two points from a month ago. nbc is live at the white house for us this morning. so, mike, it is a good sign for the president, while republicans candidates are tearing into each other down in florida he's seeing good numbers and positive are action from the american public. >> yeah

these people -- i gould -- citigroup. i could go on and on.g to investigate these guys? i'm just wondering. >> dana: why now? >> andrea: yeah, why now? >> dana: the lack of discussion about healthcare. this was a major accomplishment that he apparently throughout his life and through history, legacy will be on the healthcare bill. he gave it 44 words last night in the healthcare bill. interestingly to me, mitch daniels didn't bring it up in the republican response either which was surprising. why do the republicans still believe that healthcare is the issue they can win on. >> eric: right. >> dana: i just think why isn't anybody talking about it? it was the most important issue of 2009 and 2010 when president obama got the bill passed with the democratic congress. the tea party wins in 2010 because based on repeal. and now no one talks about it. >> eric: what was yours? >> greg: i liked it when obama had a lot of guests in the audience. he had this woman jackie bray sitting next to michelle obama, talking about her. i like it when he mentions

. >> mike gould and his wife will fly to california in april to celebrate mutual birthdays with jerrye relatives. >> you have three grand kids to meet. >> which is really something. not only do i have a son now, but i'm a grandfather. >> make you feel older? >> a little. >> happy holidays, fellas. >> greatest christmas i've ever had. absolutely. >> great, fantastic. >> they do look exactly alike. >> i know. >> very cool. >>> time is 6:08. it's 35 degrees on tv hill. build a bear is recalling hundreds of thousands of bears. why the stuffed animals are deemed unsafe. >>> now that the new year is here, time to get rid of the christmas tree and the trimmings. coming up, dropoff information you don't want to miss. >> live look outside. tony has insta weather new year's day forecast when when he come back. it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve. and for a limited time, get twice the data for the s

and my colleague john gould, he basically runs the show. and bob gets a lot of credit. that's not true. both of them are fantastic. it was john's idea, he came to me that we should have the four- part series, that we would like to have something. a great team with robert wexler and others put together tonight's event. thank you all very much for this. let me say a few words about robert wexler. former seven-term congressman from florida, deeply involved in questions about middle east peace, was recognized as one of the 50 most effective legislators. if we will see if he is one of the 50 most effective ngo directors pretty soon. he retired from congress to do this job that he's taking on. this is a defining challenge for him as it is in my view for the united states. jeffrey goldberg, who has written so much on these issues and covers all the terrain -- i of written much about it. participants in the media, there's hardly an issue that draws out more of us, an energetic five and sometimes a toxic saliva, then this is tru toxic and an energetic vibe as. as this topic. rob

and i also want to pay respect to my colleague john gould.e basically runs the show and our chief guy atlantic.com gets all the presents. he came to me and said we have to have this series and it's important and we'd like to raise awareness. why don't we have something together on this? i then proceeded with robert wagner's excellent team. he could commesht all of them and put together a robert, whom so many of you know a seven-term congressman from florida and deeply involved in the questions about middle east peace and is recognized as one of the 50 most n.g.o. directors, too, and of course he's the new president of the abraham pet so this is a defining challenge for him, as i think it is in my view for the united states. jeff goldburg who has written so much on these issues and he covers all the terrain. many of you are writers, n.g.o. activists, participants in the media. there's hardly an issue that draws out more of an energetic vibe and sometimes a toxic vibe than this issue tonight. and i think we're going to handle it incrobet but wi

and i also want to pay respect to my colleague john gould. he basically runs the show.rawn runs theatlantic.com can he came to me and said that we have this four-part series. i then proceeded to provide an excellent team. we put together tonight's event. thank you all very much for this. you know the seven-term former congressman from minnesota and questions about the middle east peace was one of the most effective negotiators. of course, he is the new president of the abraham center for middle east. this is a defining challenge for him as i think it is, in my view, for the united states. jeff goldberg has written so much on these issues. he covers all of the terrain. i have written some oabout it. there is hardly an issue that draws out more of an energetic and vibe and sometimes a toxic vibe than this issue tonight. i think we will handle it credibly and with civility but with seriousness and really drive down into some of the issues we think are important in terms of looking at this into the future. let's talk about this tonight's gathering. we will show a very short

and i also want to pay respect to my colleague john gould. he basically runs the show. drawn runs theatlantic.com can he came to me and said that we have this four-part series. i then proceeded to provide an excellent team. we put together tonight's event. thank you all very much for this. you know the seven-term former congressman from minnesota and questions about the middle east peace was one of the most effective negotiators. of course, he is the new president of the abraham center for middle east. this is a defining challenge for him as i think it is, in my view, for the united states. jeff goldberg has written so much on these issues. he covers all of the terrain. i have written some about it. there is hardly an issue that draws out more of an energetic and vibe and sometimes a toxic vibe than this issue tonight. i think we will handle it credibly and with civility but with seriousness and really drive down into some of the issues we think are important in terms of looking at this into the future. let's talk about this tonight's gathering. we will show a very shor